Following the news that Google refuses to patch the Jelly Bean WebView vulnerability Mark Kraynak, CPO at Imperva and Rob Miller, senior security consultant for MWR InfoSecurity explain why this means that huge workload has been shifted from Google to the device manufacturers:
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Following the news that Minecraft has been hacked http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jan/20/minecraft-players-email-passwords-leak-online , Jonathan French, security analyst, AppRiver explains the impact of this on customers:
In response to the news that hackers claiming to be from the "Lizard Squad have launched a cyber attack against the Malaysia Airlines website, Mark James, security specialist at ESET says:
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